INVOLUSI HUTAN RAKYAT (KASUS DI PERBUKITAN MENOREH KABUPATEN KULON PROGO)
Conditions of poverty that occurs in the farming community and the development of private forests is relatively rapid in Java, provides an overview interesting to see how is strategies that the farmers done where vastland ownership continues to decline, a result of the increasing number of family me...
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| Format: | Theses and Dissertations NonPeerReviewed |
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[Yogyakarta] : Universitas Gadjah Mada
2013
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| Online Access: | https://repository.ugm.ac.id/122927/ http://etd.ugm.ac.id/index.php?mod=penelitian_detail&sub=PenelitianDetail&act=view&typ=html&buku_id=63036 |
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| Summary: | Conditions of poverty that occurs in the farming community and the
development of private forests is relatively rapid in Java, provides an overview
interesting to see how is strategies that the farmers done where vastland
ownership continues to decline, a result of the increasing number of family
members in the household farmers. How big change happens, how much
minimum land of area required for subsistence farming households, as well as
how the farmers responding the limitations of private forest, are the things that
will be studied and researched.
This study used ethnographic research methods, in order to produce a
description of the contents of social culture composed of expressions and
behavior of the communities studied. Research sites in the Menoreh Hills in
KulonProgo Regency, DIY by reason: (1) The phenomenon of changing patterns
of land use from agriculture to private forest. (2) KulonProgo declared as areas
that have relatively high poverty rates.
The results of this research were occurs involution private forests in the
Menoreh hills particular Hargorejo village, with the understanding retardation /
stagnation private forest farmers caused by the tendency of the farmers who
continually changing landless of the farm into a private forest (50-100% of the
land area owned), without followed by knowledge of private forest management,
so that the results of the private forests are not different from the results of the
farm, and even tended to decline and threaten the food security of their private
forest can not be the livelihood of subsistence farming households due to the
landless. Land area at least for households private forests at subsistence level
seen in the farming community which has a land area > 5000 m2. Strategies of
farmers in overcoming the limitations of private forest land to meet subsistence
needs is to plant perennials/wood in agricultural land, with the aim to be left to
work in the non-agricultural sector (the informal sector). |
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